plimsolls
Presentation helpers based on Plim
Usage
File: example.plim:
-namespace module="plimsolls.formatters.code2html" name="code2html"
h2 Pygments Example:
pre
-py
code = """
#Python 2.x:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
#Python 3.x:
python -m http.server 8000
"""
== code2html.reformat('bash', code)
Plimsolls Changelog
Version 1.0
Release for pip install.
Version 1.0-beta
Update and fix for Python 3.
Mokey support line indent.
Version 0.1
(codename Jinja, released on August 12th 2013)
First draft of Plimsolls: added formatters module.
Keith Yang <yang@keitheis.org>
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